gregg2:
“In as much as we sympathise with ASUU over the predicament that forced the industrial action, millions of Nigerian students are simply tired of staying at home and hence appeal to call it off and resume negotiations immediately”.

wesley80: Dedemoron, so why didnt the govt that signed the agreement begin the payment? Why was the agreement never implemented in all 4 years it was signed and 4 ask you again like I've asked every ignorant mofo that keeps spewin garbage over something they know nothing about: have you seen the agreement?

Demdem:

Fool, very simple.
Because the Govt simply dont want to implement it. Not because they dont have the means to but because they arent just interested. Instead they prefer to implement other frivolities.

diva_tosin: I am tempted to go with GEJ that ASUU has become very political. It's pretty obvious.
It was not Jonathan's administration that entered this agreement with ASUU. That nothwitstanding, the government is not feigning ignorance but only pleading with ASUU to reconsider the terms of the Agreement.

Even in standard contracting practice, parties can apply on variation of an existing contract. Terms in an existing contract can be varied to enable the parties fulfill all existing obligations. You don't just hold unto an unrealistic agreement with the cliche "agreement is agreement".

ASUU has been given 130B. They should make do with it and call off this strike in the interest of Nigerian students

ladunsky: for e.g the two vehicles just recently purchased by the recent aviation minister